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Potato farmercommits suicidein Bengal, toll

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India-AfricaSummit from Oct

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RSS-affiliate redflags trial ofgeneticallymodified

Agency : Jalpaiguri, Mar 25One more potato farmercommitted suicide at hishome at Dhupguri in thedistrict today after allegedlyfailing to repay loans he hadtaken to cultivate thevegetable. Nritya GopalBurman, 45, took his life byhanging himself at his homeat Nathua under Dhupguriblock this morning, policesaid, adding, his was thefirst such case of suicide innorth Bengal. The farmerwas unhappy as he couldnot sell the crop atremunerative prices.

Agency : New Delhi, Mar 25India will host its largestdiplomatic outreachprogramme with Africa fromOctober 26, inviting leadersof all 54 States in the region,10 months after it hadcancelled the event due toEbola scare. The five day-long third "India-AfricaSummit" is expected to beattended by nearly 1000delegates including Heads ofGovernment, ministers,government officials,business leaders and others.

Agency : New Delhi, Mar 25RSS-affiliate SwadeshiJagran Manch today said itwas "deeply disturbed" atgovernment "steam-rolling"its concerns over trials ofgenetically modified cropsand sought the EnvironmentMinistry's clarification on thetrials in the wake of somestates giving NOCs to them.

Gujarat collect Rs 17,600 crore of taxGujarat government earned Rs 4,600 crore of VAT on diesel, Rs 2,000 cr on petrol, Rs 1,300 cr on PNG, Rs 300 cr on CNG

Rajasthan rompto second straight

winAgency : Indore, Mar 25

Rajasthan defeated UttarPradesh by 16 runs for theirsecond straight win in theSyed Mushtaq Ali Trophy(Central Zone) hereWednesday. Rajasthanposted 160 for sevencourtesy a solid batting effortbefore restricting UttarPradesh for 144 for 9 in 20overs. UP Opener PrashantGupta's 59 went in vain asdid the bowling effort ofpacer R P Singh, who tooktwo wickets for 27 in fourovers.

Former PM Vajpayee to ReceiveBharat Ratna at Home on Friday

Agency : NEW DELHIFormer Prime Minister AtalBihari Vajpayee and one ofthe most-respectedpoliticians across parties willbe conferred the BharatRatna, the country's highestcivilian award, on Friday.President Pranab Mukherjeeand Prime Minister NarendraModi will be among a hostof VVIPs who are expectedto be present at MrVajpayee's Delhi residencewhere he will be honoured.The announcement of theaward for Vajpayee, the firstPrime Minister from outsidethe Congress party to servea full five-year term, came onDecember 24, a day beforehe turned 90. He was PrimeMinister from 1998 to 2004,and has been seriously ill forthe last few years. Among hisboldest initiatives was hishistoric bus journey toLahore in 1999 when hesigned the landmark Lahore

Declaration with PrimeMinister Nawaz Sharif withboth sides pledging to pushfor peace and security. TheBharat Ratna announcedearlier for noted educationistand freedom fighter MadanMohan Malviya will be givenposthumously to his familymembers on March 30 atRashtrapati Bhavan. Aneducationist with a vision,Malviya was behind theestablishment of the BanarasHindu University. Malviya isalso remembered for hisstellar role in theIndependence movement.

The recommendation for theBharat Ratna is made by thePrime Minister to thePresident. In 2013, when theUPA government hadannounced the Bharat Ratnafor former cricketer SachinTendulkar and scientist CNRRao, the BJP had criticizedthe Congress for ignoring MrVajpayee's contribution to thenation. Since its inception, 43people including former PrimeMinisters Jawaharlal Nehru,Lal Bhadur Shastri, IndiraGandhi and Rajiv Gandhihave received the prestigiousaward.

World Cup semifinal: Four things tolook out for in the Australia-India clash

Agency : SydneyAustralia and India havewon six of the last eightCricket World Cup titlesand have developed aheated rivalry over the lastdecade. When the teamsmeet in the World Cupsemifinal on Thursday at theSydney Cricket Ground,there's bound to be somefriction. Both captains haveattacking mindsets in the 50-over format, and the toporder of both batting lineupsare stacked with free-hittingplayers, so there's alsobound to be someentertaining and enterprisingcricket. The winner willadvance to Sunday's finalagainst New Zealand at theMelbourne CricketGround. Not a universallyrecognized term but widelyknown in cricket circles asa tactic used to distract anopposition player with

banter or insultingcomments, be it subtle,implied or obvious.Australian teams are goodat it. Recent series betweenAustralia and England, andAustralia and India havefeatured heated verbalexchanges, and playersfrom those teams have beenfined and sanctioned.Australian opener DavidWarner is reported to be onhis last warning before somekind of ban is imposed, andallrounder Shane Watsonconceded Wednesday thathe can't be far off after being

fined for his part in an angryepisode in the quarterfinalwin over Pakistan. Neitherplayer wants to risk beingsuspended for the final, butthere are others - pacemanMitchell Johnson jokinglyvolunteered - to take up thebanter in the semifinal againstIndia."I don't want to getfined again or get suspendedso I know I'm going to haveto be even more diligentwith what I say, when I sayit and how I say it," Watsonsaid. "Based on my last fine,I am just about on my lastwarning.

Gujarat FSL assisted CBI &Delhi police in over 750 cases

Sunvilla News, GandhinagarIn the last two years,Gujarat’s Forensic ScienceLaboratory (FSL) hasassisted both CBI (CentralBureau of Investigation) andthe Delhi Police in over 750cases, the state legislativeassembly was informed onWednesday. The FSLhelped Delhi police in 610cases where it tested 2,231

samples, the stategovernment said in a writtenreply to a question raised byMLA Rajendra Trivedi. Thesame laboratory tested18,997 samples in the 147cases that it assisted for theCBI during the last twoyears, till December 2014,the government stated inreply to another questionfrom MLA Rakesh Shah.

2002 Gujarat riots: Victims seektransfer of case to another court

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadAs many as 84 survivors ofthe 2002 Naroda Patiya riotcase, where 97 people ofthe minority communitywere killed, wrote a letter tothe acting chief justice of theGujarat High Court onWednesday seekingtransfer of their case toanother court. At present, appeals of theconvicts in Naroda Patiyariot case is being heard bythe high court division benchof Justice Ravi Tripathi andJustice R D Kothari.However, riot victims havewritten in to the Acting ChiefJustice V M Sahaiexpressing theirapprehensions. "It is ourmost earnest request to theacting chief justice totransfer the above cases(appeals of the convicts inNaroda Patiya riot case) tosome other division bench

because we have reasons tobelieve that the divisionbench headed by justiceRavi Tripathi has made upits mind to allow the appealsand acquit the offenders,"the letter reads. The letter iswritten by survivor andwitness in the caseRahemeutulla Sheikh and83 others who have signedit. The riot victims have alsoquestioned the recentjudgement by the samebench, which had grantedbail to one of the convictsKirpalsingh Chhabra onFebruary 26. The divisionbench had then suspended

the sentence of Chhabra,who was personal assistantof another convict andformer state minister MayaKodnani, till his appealagainst the trial court orderis pending before the highcourt. The survivors alsoquestioned the verdict ofdivision bench, which hadput doubts on the trial court'sjudgement of convicting

Chhabra and 30 others. ASpecial trial court had, inAugust, 2012, convicted 31persons and awarded lifeterm to 30 includingKodnani for killings andcriminal conspiracy, while ithad also awarded'imprisonment till death' toright-wing group 'VishwaHindu Parishad' (VHP)leader Babu Bajrangi.

Sunvilla News, GandhinagarThe income of the stategovernment from ValueAdded Tax (VAT)/Sales taxhas been on a steady risesince the last three years,however, the dues worth aphenomenal Rs 17,600crore is yet to be collectedby the state, the GujaratAssembly was informed on

Wednesday. The stategovernment collected VAT/sales tax dues worth over Rs41,800 crore in 2012-13.This income increased to Rs44,200 crore in 2013-14and in the current fiscal itstands at over Rs 31,100crore. (till December 2014),the state government statedin a written reply to an

unstarred question asked byCongress MLA SaileshParmar in the House. Thedistricts of Ahmedabad,Jamnagar and Bharuchcontributes the highestquantum of these taxes tothe state governmentcoffers. However, thegovernment is yet to collectVAT/Sales tax dues worth

Rs 17,618 crore from thestate (as on December 1,2014). Vadodara (4265 cr),Ahmedabad (Rs 3354 cr)and Bhavnagar (Rs 1403cr) are the top three districtsthat have the maximumamount of dues. Even Suratand Kutch districts havedues of over Rs 1000crore. The state government

earned Rs 4600 crore ofVAT on Diesel, Rs 2000 cron Petrol, Rs 1300 cr onPNG, Rs 300 cr on CNG,Rs 100 cr on fertilizers andRs 85 cr on Castor seeds(between July 2013 andJune 2014), the governmentstated in a written reply toanother question posed byCongress MLABalwantsinh Rajput.

Ahmedabad filmmaker trio bag national filmaward for documentary on deaf-mute wrestler

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadMade by three Ahmedabadfilmmakers, a documentaryon the story of two-timegold medal winner atDeaflympics, VirenderSingh popularly known as‘Goonga Pehelwan’ (mutewrestler) bagged an awardfor the ‘Best Debut Film ofa Director’ in non featurefilm category for the year2014 at the 62nd NationalFilm Awards which weredeclared on Tuesday. The

documentary ‘GoongaPehelwan’ follows India’smost successful deaf-muteDelhi-based athleteVirender Singh on his quest

to reach the Rio Olympics2016 and become only thesecond deaf wrestler in thehistory of the Olympics todo so. Singh has won the

first and only gold medal atthe 2005 Deaflympics inMelbourne, in 74-84kgfreestyle wrestling, a silvermedal at the second WorldDeaf WrestlingChampionships in 2008 inYerevan, Armenia, and abronze at the 2009Deaflympics in Taipei,Taiwan and a bronze at the2012 World Deaf WrestlingChampionships in Sofia,Bulgaria. While ‘GoongaPehelwan’ was the firstfeature length film(documentary) made by itsdirectors Mit Jani, PrateekGupta and Vivek Chaudharywho met while pursuing theirUG in city-based HLInstitute of Commerce(HLIC) in Ahmedabad.United in their passion forfilmmaking, the triocompleted the film in 2013on a shoestring budget ofthree and a half lakhs,produced by Drishti Media.

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DAYSpectrum auction concludes,govt garners over Rs 1 lk crThe telecom spectrum auction finally concludedWednesday after 19 days and 115 rounds. Thegovernment has garnered over Rs 1 lakh crore at theclose of bidding, however 11 percent airwaves stayedunsold. According to sources, the spectrum auctionpayout by various companies stand at -- Vodafone likelyto be at Rs 34,500 crore, Bharti Airtel at around Rs27,500 crore, Idea (Rs 28,000 crore), Reliance Jio (Rs11,000 crore) and Reliance Communications (Rs 2,300crore). Terming the auction outcome as satisfactory withthe companies showing faith in the government, sourcessaid now spectrum sharing and trading guidelines are beingworked upon. The telecom companies have 10 days tomake earnest money deposit. The government willdisclose names of provisional winners post SupremeCourt hearing. GV Giri of IIFL expects the mainstreamtelecommunications company (telcos) to largely retain atleast the minimum spectrum in their renewal circles. “Iexpect based on the information disclosed in the last threeweeks by department of telecommunications (DoT) thatBharti would have increased their spectrum holdings in afew circles and I would expect that Idea has at leastmanaged to get the minimum of 5 Mhz assured for itself,”he said. Giri said that the auction has come at a steepprice and therefore smaller companies will be burdened.“There could also be a few cases of companies losingout on their 900 Mhz because there was not enough of itor the price was too steep or the bidding was just toocompetitive,” he said. He believes the market might startpaying a lot more attention to 900 Mhz 3G as adifferentiator between operators as “sooner or later theoperators who have paid big money for the spectrumwill start putting it to use in the best possible way which isto use it for data”. “Overall if after the Supreme Courthears this case starting tomorrow, the judgement concludeswith the auction considered valid and if the results seemto say that our current guesses and estimates are by-and-large accurate then the market will react verypositively,” he added. Sanjay Kapoor, Chairman,Micromax, feels that every operator now will breathe asigh of relief as the auction is finally over. The strategynow going forward is what everybody curiosity will bearound. “Absolutely people have probably retained thespectrum that they wanted to and some have enhancedthe spectrum pool as they wanted to stay ahead in thegame on data. Now how much a price rise will be requiredto make up for this deficit or investment that everybodyhas made needs to be seen,” he said. Companies withsmaller balance sheets that have put in lot of money willface the challenge that will come across in their strategy,said Kapoor. “Idea has always grown incrementally overthe past so many years. There would be 5-6 operatormarkets so we would see that some of the middle playersor some of these smaller players would consolidate. Nowwhether they consolidate among themselves or theyconsolidate with the larger player is yet to be seen,” hesaid.

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62nd National Film Awards: Twinwins for Queen Kangana Ranaut

Agency : New DelhiVikas Bahl's Queen hasbeen named the Best Hindifilm at the 62nd NationalFilm Awards. KanganaRanaut has been adjudgedthe Best Actress for herperformance in Queen.Kangana has earlier won theBest Supporting Actressaward for Fashion in 2008.Court has been declared theBest Feature film. Kannadaactor Vijay won the BestActor for Nanu AvanallaAvalu while Bengali directorSrijit Mukherji won the BestDirector award forChotushkone. TheSupporting Actor awardswas begged by Tamil actorBobby Simha forJigarthanda and BaljinderKaur for Haryanvi filmPagdi - The Honour. Mary

Abhishek and Rishi pose back toback for the first look of 'All is Well'

Agency : MumbaiIt’s finally here! The first

Kom was named the BestPopular Film ProvidingWholesome Entertainment.Haider turned out to be thewinner of several awardsincluding BestChoreography, Music

Direction, Costume Designand Male Playback Singerfor Sukhwinder Singh. Killawas named Best MarathiFilm while Harivu wasdeclared the Best KannadaFilm.

look poster of AbhishekBachchan and Rishi

Kapoor’s upcoming film‘All is Well’. Kapoor tookto twitter to share the firstlook. “Tinguji goes nextgeneration Lambuji-Tradition continues withAbhishek Bachchan. In Allis Well,” he posted. Theactors can be seen posingback to back in the filmposter. Rishi sports amoustache and Abhishekhas a stubble. The UmeshShukla-directed film alsostars Asin and SupriyaPathak. AbhishekBachchan was last seen inFarah Khan’s grand dance-musical ‘Happy New Year’,whereas Rishi was last seenin ‘Bewakoofiyan’. Whatdo you think of the firstlook?

Vidya Balan to judge contestants on Nach Baliye 7

Agency : New Delhi"Nach Baliye 7" producerEkta Kapoor is eyeing aquartet of judges for theforthcoming dance realityshow -- and she wants

actress Vidya Balan to takeone seat. Kapoor, whoproduced Vidya's "TheDirty Picture", is said to belooking out to make thenew season different from

the show's previouseditions, and one aspect ofit is to get a new judgingpanel. While author ChetanBhagat has already beensigned for the show, nowVidya is said to have beenapproached for it too."Vidya has beenapproached to judge 'NachBaliye 7', but we are yet tohear her side of things," asource close to the showsaid. The show willreportedly have two femalejudges as Kapoor wants toincrease the glamourquotient. "Nach Baliye 7"will be aired on Star Plus inMay.

Piku Poster Gives a Peek into theLives of Deepika, Big B, Irrfan

Agency : New DelhiThe first posters offilmmaker Shoojit Sircar'supcoming film Piku areendearing and warm. Theposters features the threeleading stars of the film -Amitabh Bachchan,Deepika Padukone andIrrfan Khan - who seem tohave a picture-story to tell.The first poster shows acalm Deepika smiling as sheleans against the door, whileIrrfan tries to control anangry Big B, atop a chairlooking incredulously at hisdaughter (played byDeepika). In the secondposter Deepika again takesthe front stand holding a traya food and medicines, whileBig B sits on a trunk lookingresolute. In this poster Irrfanlooks utterly fed-up! Theposters are an extendedversion of the film's first

teaser which released onMarch 21. In the teaser BigB was having an argumentwith his daughter Piku, whois not exactly a piece ofcake, while Irrfan donned

the hat of a mediatorbetween the two. (AlsoRead: Amitabh BachchanBickers With DeepikaPadukone in First Teaser ofPiku)

Emraan-Amyra sizzlingchemistry in ‘Mr. X’

Agency : MumbaiEmraan Hashmi has raisedthe temperatures along withseveral actresses. Now theserial kisser is to enact boldscenes with the new actressAmyra Dastur in the duo’supcoming ‘Mr. X’. The hot

couple has already unveiledtheir amazing romance inthe song ‘You Can Call MeX’. Other than Emraanromancing a new lady thistime, another thing specialabout this song are thevocals. This track has been

sung by the film’s producerMahesh Bhatt. With this,Mr. Bhatt is making hissinging debut and Alia ishappy with her daddy’snew accomplishment. The‘Highway’ actresstweeted- “it runs in thefamily” Already having avery pretty face, all thatAmyra Dastur needs toimpress her audience is hersexy moves. Amyra surelygrabs eyes as she poses ina tub with her hair let downand making her look all themore lovely. The film tellsthe story of a man who isleft to die in a chemicalfactory.

Lovebirds Sidharth Malhotra, Aliacome together for Kapoor and Sons

Agency : New DelhiEk Main Aur Ekk Tu directorShakun Batra's upcoming"modern family" drama filmKapoor and Sons will starrumoured couple Alia Bhattand Sidharth Malhotra, alongwith Pakistani actor FawadKhan and veteran actor RishiKapoor, producer KaranJohar announced onWednesday. The rumours ofthe cast had been doing therounds for sometime, but

Karan, who is producing thefilm under his banner DharmaProductions, took to Twitterto finally confirm the details."A modern family film with alove triangle embedded init...KAPOOR and SONSdirected by @shakunbatra,"he tweeted. In another post,he added: "KAPOOR andSONS starring@ S 1 d h a r t h M@_fawadakhan_ @aliaa08and @chintskap

@ K a p o o r A n d S o n s@DharmaMovies." Batra'sdirectorial debut Ek Main AurEkk Tu was also producedby Karan, while Alia andSidharth's debut film StudentOf The Year was producedand directed by Karan too.Meanwhile, Karan alsoannounced that the cast of hisother production, the remakeof 1989 blockbuster filmRam Lakhan, is yet to befinalised.

Anushka reaches Sydney to cheer for Virat KohliAgency : New Delhi

Bollywood actor AnushkaSharma has reached Sydney,Australia, to watch beauVirat Kohli, vice captain ofthe Indian cricket team, takeon the Aussies in the WorldCup semi final. The Board ofControl for Cricket in India(BCCI), which earlier didn’tallow wives and girlfriends ofplayers to stay with them, hasnow had a change of mind

and allowed the players tohave their dear ones by theirside. Bollywood and cricket,India’s two 'religions' haveintertwined in thisrelationship and both areabout putting up a show.The game of cricket is asmuch a performance art forrabid Indian fans asBollywood is. And theshow that Virat put up willnot be forgotten in a hurry

by the people. The matchversus Australia is going tobe a tough one for theIndian cricket team, andAnushka's presence in theaudience may make ViratKohli walk the extra mile tosecure a big win for India.

Aamir Khan blasts Censor Board,says banning content isn’t right

Agency : MumbaiComing down heavily onthe Censor Board, whichrecently stokedcontroversy by banningsome objectionablewords, actor Aamir Khantoday said he is totallyagainst banning any kind ofmaterial in media or films.“I am totally againstbanning any kind ofmaterial. When the I&Bminister spoke to us, healso clarified that actuallythe ministry has no such listof cuss words. It’s a

certification board and notthe censor board. It wasnice to hear that,” theBollywood superstar saidat Ficci-Frames, an annualjamboree of media andentertainment industry, thatbegan here Wednesday.There were reports that therecently appointed CensorBoard chairman PahlajNihalani had revived a2003 order to ban a list of28 objectionable or cusswords, including Bombayin any movies ordocumentaries.

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'Forget tri-series, our mission is to win the WorldCup': Rohit Sharma ahead of Australia encounter

Agency : MelbourneLike a racehorse trained topeak for the big race aftermonths of preparation,India's cricketers areconfident they have timedtheir run to perfection at theWorld Cup. The Indianshave already spent fourmonths in Australia withnothing to show for theirefforts. Beaten by Australiain the Border-Gavaskar testseries, then by Australia andEngland in the Tri-Series,India's hopes of winning theWorld Cup seemed slimwhen the tournament startedmore than a month ago.However, after sevenstraight wins, India arestarting to resemble the teamthat won the sport's greatestspectacle four years ago andon Thursday they will play

Australia at the SydneyCricket Ground for the rightto join New Zealand in thefinal. "Our mission is to winthe World Cup," saidbatsman Rohit Sharma. "Sowhen we finished the Tri-Series, I know it was twoand a half months then, noneof the guys thought aboutgoing back.

"We were rightthere and we just wanted tofeel history. Yeah, it's beentough, but ... we have tomake the last four months wespent here work by stayingin the semi-finals and finals."After struggling in their lead-up games, India havebowled out their oppositionin each of their seven WorldCup matches, as well aspiling on the runs with thebat. "We're playing some

different cricket now," saidRohit. "So what happened(before) we never wantedto carry into the World Cup.We always spoke aboutthis. We know howimportant the World Cup isand to come out and playsome good cricket." Rohitwas dropped from India'ssquad for the 2011 WorldCup but has been making upfor lost time after beingpromoted to open thebatting. He holds the worldrecord for the highest scorein a One Day International(264) and like his teammates, he has found form atjust the right time. Last weekhe was named man of thematch after scoring his firstWorld Cup century in thequarter-finals againstBangladesh.

Singed South Africa grapple with future

Agency : AucklandWhatever the South Africansquad and their supportersdid in the hours after theirhorror-movie defeat in thesemi-final, and it may wellhave included some of theabove things, did not blot outthe sun. It rose, as RussellDomingo said it would,golden and glaring andforced them to face the nextday. The future. It is too soonto tell how many changes itwill hold, it is not too early toknow there will be some."Life goes on," AB de Villierssaid more than once at hispost-match pressconference. Those threewords are supposed to offercomfort in times of chaos,but the tone with which deVilliers delivered them servedas a clue for what may come.De Villiers is 31 and carriesa chronic back problem. Itdoes not take a crystal ballto know this was probablyhis last chance to win a WorldCup. At the moment, the

moon probably seems closerto him than 2019 and a moreattractive destination. MorneMorkel would say the same.Morkel pragmatically spokeof this as his final 50-overtournament before it started,with the knowledge his bodymay not be able to get himto another. Others in that agegroup will have a similarhindrance, now made worseby a broken heart. HashimAmla, Faf du Plessis, JPDuminy, FarhaanBehardien, VernonPhilander and Imran Tahirare all in that bracket. Someof them may see the nextWorld Cup, but all of themas a group will not. Thatmay explain why they wereso distraught on Tuesdaynight and why Dale Steynseemed even more severelyso. That's what Steyn saidmid-tournament, whenquestions were being askedabout whether he was off hisbest. He wanted to be SouthAfrica's hero, he vowed that

he would be, butcircumstances conspiredagainst him. He began thetournament with flu that kepthim out of some of the earlytraining sessions and almostended it with a hamstringtweak in the last over of thesemi-final. To see SouthAfrica's most revered quicksince Allan Donald flooredoff his feet like that was eerilyreminiscent of how Donald'splaying days ended. At aWorld Cup. Physicallyinjured. Mentally broken.That might mean the core ofthe South African team maybe dismantled as they sortthrough the scar tissue of thisWorld Cup. What do thelikes of de Villiers and Steynhave left to play for in thisformat? The harsh reality is:nothing. ,Instead, they maysee it as their responsibilityto usher in the nextgeneration while minimisingthe excess baggage and therewill lie South Africa's biggestchallenge.

Syed Mushtaq Ali T20: Sehwag,Rawal give Delhi another win

Agency : New DelhiVirender Sehwag’sentertaining 39 and VaibhavRawal’s whirlwind 31helped Delhi outplay Punjabby six wickets to registertheir second consecutivewin in the North Zone legof the Syed Mushtaq AliTwenty20 Trophy onWednesday. Chasing 160for a win at the Feroz ShahKotla, the Delhi batsmen putup a concerted effort toachieve the target with threeballs to spare. Sehwag wasthe top-scorer with his 35-ball knock, including 3 foursand 3 sixes, but was finallydone in by opposition

skipper Harbhajan Singh(1-25). Opener UnmuktChand contributed with a17-ball 20 as captainGautam Gambhir (4) onceagain failed to get going.Sehwag and Nitish Rana(35) then stitched a 42-runthird wicket partnership toget behind the chase. Butafter the two batsmendeparted, Delhi were insome trouble before anunbeaten 48-run fifth wicketstand between MilindKumar (21 not out) andRawal (31 not out, 13 balls,2x4s, 2x6s) gave the teamanother four points. Punjabpace spearhead Brainder

Sran, who accounted forChand and Gambhir,bagged two wickets butcould not help Punjabcontinue their winning runafter they had beatenHaryana in their first game.Earlier, Punjab rode onGurkeerat Singh’s 35-ball42 and Gurinder Singh’sunbeaten 34 to post 159 forseven. Yuvraj Singh alsocontributed with 25 runsbefore falling to medium-pacer Pranshu Vijayran,who bagged three wickets.New-ball bowler VikasTokas and left-arm spinnerManan Sharma bagged twowickets each.

India hockey team to field fullstrength team for Azlan Shah Cup

Agency : New DelhiAce midfielder Sardar Singhwill lead a full strength Indianmen's hockey team in the24th Sultan Azlan Shah Cupto be held in Ipoh, Malaysiafrom April 5 to 12. The AzlanShah Cup despite being aninvitational tournament, Indiahave gone for a strong 18-member squad with justthree changes from the lastDecember's ChampionsTrophy in Bhubaneswar.Midfielder Danish Mujtaba,striker Lalit Upadhyay anddefender Gurjinder Singh arethe three players to miss outand in their places midfielder

Chinglensana Singh andforwards Satbir Singh andMandeep Singh have beendrafted into the side. WhileSardar will captain the side,goalkeeper PR Sreejesh willcontinue to be his deputy.Besides two goalkeepers -- Sreejesh and Harjot Singh--, the squad will have fivedefenders in Gurbaj Singh,Rupinder Pal Singh,Birendra Lakra, KothajitSingh and VR Raghunath.The midfield will be underthe leadership of skillfulSardar and he will beassisted by Manpreet Singh,Dharamvir Singh,

Chinglensana and SKUthappa, while RamadeepSingh, SV Sunil, AkashdeepSingh, Nikkin Thimmaiah,Satbir and Mandeep willform India's forwardline.The Azlan Shah Cup will alsobe Dutchman Paul van Ass'first assignment as the newchief coach of the Indianmen's hockey team. "TheSultan Azlan Shah Cup willbe my first tournament asthe coach of this team and Ilook forward to a positivestart by doing well in thistournament," Van Ass saidafter the selection of theteam Wednesday.

Saina & co advance, Sameerstuns world no.9 at India Open

Agency : New DelhiSaina Nehwal, K Srikanthand P Kashyap reached thesecond round while youngSameer Verma created thebiggest upset of the day bystunning World No. 9 Hans-Kristian Vittinghus at theUSD 275,000 YonexSunrise India Super Seriesbadminton tournament hereWednesday. World No. 2Saina brushed aside youngRiya Mukherjee 21-5 21-13in the women's singles while

World No. 4 Srikanth sawoff Thailand's TanongsakSaensomboonsuk 21-1721-16 without much ado inthe opening round of themen's singles main draw atthe Siri Fort Sports Complex.All England finalist Saina willnext take on compatriotRuthvika Shivani Gadde,who beat qualifier RuchaNikam 21-7 21-6.Commonwealth Gameschampion Parupalli Kashyapgot into good rhythm after

recovering from a hamstringinjury with a tricky 16-21 21-19 21-18 win over ChineseTaipei's Hsu Jen Hao. Henext meets Chinese qualifierXue Song, who beat fourthseed Chou Tien Chen ofChinese Taipei.

GOOGLE’S SECRET NEWGMAIL BILL PAY FEATURE

Agency : New DelhiGoogle’s digital paymentefforts have taken a newturn as reports reveal thecompany is working on anew way to make use ofemail. According to adocument seen by Re/code,Google is in the process offacilitating consumer accessto their bills through theiremail, rather than through thetraditional mailbox. Re/codereports that the new tool istentatively being called“Pony Express” and will notonly allow Gmail users toaccess their bills, but to paythem as well directlythrough the platform,instead of having to godirectly to the companywebsite to pay. Thedocument suggests that“Pony Express” is slated fora fourth quarter debut, thoughreports note that “Pony

Express” may just be a codename for the product. On theother hand, the company’sGoogle Wallet productcontinues its effort to grabmarket space, and Googlerevealed just days ago thatthe mobile payment serviceis now integrating into ride-sharing application Lyft. Butwhile the service struggles tocompete with the likes ofApple Pay, reports haveemerged that Google isworking on an entirelyseparate mobile paymentsAPI that could be unveiledas soon as this May. TheAPI, reports said last month,would operate as AndroidPay and allow for single-tappayments at retail stores. Anunnamed source toldreporters, however, thatAndroid Pay would not be areplacement for GoogleWallet.

IPCA Lab tanks on USFDA importalert;m-cap down by Rs 1,205 cr

Agency : MumbaiShares of IPCALaboratories today settledfor the day with losses ofnearly 13 per cent on theBSE after import alerts wereissued by the USFDAagainst two of itsformulations manufacturingunits. During the day theshares of the companyopened on a weak note andthen tanked as much as13.42 per cent to touch anintra-day low of Rs 658 onthe BSE. At the end oftoday's trading session, thestock was quoted at Rs664.65, down 12.55 percent on the BSE. Followingthe decline in share price,the market capitalisation ofthe company declined by Rs1,205.24 crore to Rs8,385.90 crore. IPCALaboratories today said USFDA has issued import alert

to two of its facilities atPithampur in MadhyaPradesh and Piparia inSilvassa, which will affect itsexports to the US. Already,the US FDA had issuedimport alert to thecompany's activepharmaceutical ingredients(APIs) production unit atRatlam in Madhya Pradeshin January this year for non-compliance of prescribedmanufacturing norms. InForm 483, US FDAinspectors raise concernsrelated to compliance ofgood manufacturing practisenorms. Moreover, thecompany said it hadvoluntarily decided tosuspend API shipmentsfrom Ratlam manufacturingunit for the US market tillthe US FDA inspectionobservations issue isresolved.

EIA report on NTPC's Pudimadakaproject to be ready by May

Agency : New DelhiThe NTPC authorities arevigorously pursuing theproposed 4,000-MWthermal plant atPudimadaka village inVisakhapatnam district,according to sources. TheNTPC already has athermal plant (NTPCSimhadri) with a capacity of2,000 MWs at Parawadain Visakhapatnam district.The expert appraisalcommittee under theMinistry of Environmentand Forests has issuedterms of reference in ameeting held in January for

conducting EIA(Environmental ImpactAssessment) study for theproject. EIA studies are inprogress and are expectedto be completed by May.The NTPC has invitedtenders for the main plantequipment. The APGovernment has allocated1,200 acres land inAtchutapuram and Rambillimandals and the investmentoutlay is Rs. 26,000 crore.According to NTPCsources, it is the first timein the country that thecompany is executing1,000 MW coal based unitswith supercriticaltechnology, increasing theefficiency and reducing theemissions drastically.

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Clearances by July, Works forNargol Port to start next year:GoG

Sunvilla News, GandhinagarDeveloper of Nargol Port hasbeen handed over letter ofintent and presently thedetailed project report(DPR)work is going on. Permissionsfor coastal railway,environment, forestdepartment, maritime board,construction etc are underprogress. Environmentclearance process is in its lastphase. All these permissionsare likely to arrive by July2015. The works for port willkick off next year. Thesedetails were shared byMinister BhupendrasinhChudasama in GujaratAssembly Wednesday inreply to Kaprada MLAJitubhai Chaudhary’squestion. The Minister addedthat Rs. 3809 crore

investment is likely for this portwhile Rs. 493 croreinvestment is likely for railwayroad connectivity forproposed port. Proposedport will provide directemployment to 1,000 andindirect employment to20,000. Minister Chudasamafurther added that the port willprove convenient forpetrochemicals and pharma

units located in Valsad, unionterritory and southern Gujaratbelt. Industrial units locatedupto Ahmedabad andDholera will find this portsuitable for import/export. Hesaid Nargol port will beoffshore and it will beconstructed 18 km deepinside the sea and thereforethere’s no question ofacquisition of farmers’ land.

“Dairy development not for milk, butfor transformation or rural households”

Correspondent, AnandExperts and policy-makersfrom Asia and the Pacific aremeeting at Anand, the MilkCapital of India on 23-26,March 2015, to discuss andadopt a strategicframework for sustainabledairy development in Asiathat would boost livelihoodsof the smallholder dairyfarmers. The regionalmeeting is co-organized bythe National DairyDevelopment Board ofIndia, the Food andAgriculture Organization ofthe United Nations (FAO),Animal Production andHealth Commission for Asiaand the Pacific (APHCA) &the Global Agenda forSustainable Livestock.More than 60 delegatesrepresenting a broad rangeof stakeholders including

senior officials fromgovernments, national andinternational developmentagencies, private sectoragencies, civil societyorganizations, donors anddevelopment partners, andacademic and researchinstitutions fromAfghanistan, Bangladesh,Bhutan, Indonesia,Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan,Philippines, Sri Lanka,Thailand and Vietnam areparticipating. Whiledelivering the welcomeaddress, Shri T NandaKumar, Chairman, NDDBsaid that Anand is known allover the world for theimmensely successfulexperiment in sustainabledairy development throughsmall and marginal farmers.The Dairy Board of Indiahas completed 50 years of

committed service andinnovative support to smalldairy farmers in India.NDDB believes that dairydevelopment is not about thecommodity called milk, butabout the social andeconomic transformation ofrural households in India.According to recentOECD-FAO AgriculturalOutlook, demand for milkand milk products in theregion will reach almost 320million tonnes by the year2021, which means theregion will need to increasemilk availability by another50 million tonnes within thisdecade.Chairman NDDBfeels that consideringeconomic growth, change indietary habits andurbanisation in the Asia thedemand estimate could bere-visited.

Rajpath Club election:Countingon March 28, result next week

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadCounting of votes forcontroversial Rajpath ClubBoard of Directors electionwill take place on 28th ofMarch. The result will befirst sent to the High courton Monday, 30th of March.After court’s clearance, theresult will be declared laterin the Annual GeneralMeeting. There will be 32tables for counting. Policeprotection will be given tocounting hall in Rajpath clubcampus. Deputy Registrar,Assistant Sub Registrars andsix lawyers including twosenior lawyers representingboth panels will conduct andsupervise the countingprocess. They will be paidfor this task by two warringpanels led by Jagdish Pateland Paresh Dani. Money

will need to be deposited incourt on Thursday.Candidates will not beallowed to sit in countinghall. The High Court hasalready appointed RetiredJustice Mehta as observerfor this election. 6,483 outof total 10,400 voters casttheir votes in Ahmedabad’sRajpath club on Sunday forthe elections of 30 Board ofDirectors. The election wasfought between the twowarring groups — PareshDani-led United RajpathPanel and Jagdish Patel-ledMember’s Power Panel.Paresh Dani heads theboard of Rajpath club atpresent. He is challenged byMember’s Power panel ledby Jagdishbhai. Voting washeld today between 9 amand 6 pm. Torrent group’s

Sudhir Mehta, ZydusCadila’s Pankaj Patel,former head of MedicalCouncil of India KetanDesai, Sudhir Nanavati,former ministers JayNarayan Vyas and NarhariAmin were among thosewho cast their votes. Votingwas held in ‘Diamond Hall’.A huge dome had been setup near the hall, where themembers were screened.To be able to vote, amember had to show hisidentity card. Alternately, histhumb impression mustmatch with the club’srecords. Alternatively therewas also a facility of on-the-spot member card issuanceafter scrutiny. No one withoutstanding dues towardsthe club was allowed tovote.

Kamla GIDC development in Nadiadstuck in land acquisition issues

Sunvilla News, GandhinagarLegal issues related to landacquisition are causing delayin setting up a new industrialestate at Kamla village inNadiad Taluka. This detailwas shared by MinisterSaurabh Patel in GujaratAssembly. He said thedecision to set up Gujarat

Asaram Bapu’s temporarybail plea rejected

GandhinagarA Gandhinagar court todayrejected the temporarybail application of AsaramBapu, the accused in analleged rape case, whohad sought a 30-dayrelease to perform the lastrites of his nephew.Additional District Judge RA Ghoghari ofGandhinagar courtdelivered the verdict.Asaram wanted to bereleased for a period of 30days to perform the lastrites of his sister’s sonShankar Pagrani (68) whodied on March 19. Hisbody has been kept in acold storage in a city civilhospital. During thehearing of the plea, PublicProsecutor R C Kodekarhad opposed his plea and

submitted that the twobrothers of the late nephewcould perform his lastrituals. Kodekar also hadcontended that Asaram’srelease could create a lawand order problem.However, Asaram’slawyer B M Gupta told thecourt that his client shouldbe released on temporarybail for 30 days sincePagrani had expressed hislast wish that his last ritualsmust be performed by hismaternal uncle Asarambecause his parents diedlong ago. The elder sister,in her complaint againstAsaram, had accused himof repeated sexual assaultsbetween 2001 and 2006during the time she wasliving at his ashram on theoutskirts of Ahmedabad.

Industrial DevelopmentCorporation(GIDC) estatewas taken in year 1978 adGIDC was started. Butwhile 9-60-71 hectare landhas been in use, the other 9-43-87 hectare land is stillwith farmers, andgovernment has achieved nosuccess in its acquisition,though the order foracquisition has been issuedand even money has beenallotted. Minister saidGujarat government iscommitted to develop thisGIDC estate fully, if neededthrough public partnership.

Gujarat to attract Rs 6,100 cr inship-building & repair projectsSunvilla News, Gandhinagar

The Gujarat governmentexpects to attract privateinvestment to the tune of Rs6129 crore in form of ship-building and repair projectsin the state, the GujaratAssembly was informed onWednesday. The stategovernment has receivedabout 14 applications fromdifferent players in the ship-building and repair industry,till March 31, 2014, the stategovernment said in a writtenreply to a question posed byMLA Satish Patel. Four ofthese applications are underimplementation, while therest are in preliminary stages,the government added.There are already a fewplayers in the ship-buildingindustry in Gujarat. This

include Alcock Ashdown inBhavnagar, ABG ShipyardLimited at Magdalla,Modest InfrastructurePrivate Ltd in Bhavnagar,L&T Shipbuiding nearHazira and Pipavav Defenceand Offshore EngineeringCompany Ltd at Pipavav.Nargol port to attract Rs3,800 cr of investmentsApart from the investment inship-building, the state isexpected to attractinvestments worth Rs 3,800crore in the phase-I of theNargol port project which is

being developed in SouthGujarat, state ministerBhupendrasinh Chudasmasaid on Wednesday duringthe Question House.According to the minister, theport was awaiting about sixmajor clearances includingthose for Coastal RegulatoryZone. “There was a direneed for a port in SouthGujarat…. We expect theseclearances to come by July2015 and the work on theport is expected to begin inApril 2016,” the ministersaid.

Gujarat govt to introduce revised GUJCOC BillSunvilla News, Gandhinagar

After failing to getPresidential assent for itsanti-terror bill thrice,Gujarat government hasdecided to introduceGujarat Control ofOrganised Crime(GUJCOC) Bill in a newform in the Assembly but itwill retain some of thecontroversial provisions. TheGUJCOC bill, which is onthe lines of the stringentMaharashtra Control ofOrganised Crime Act(MCOCA), was rejected in2004 and 2008 by the thenPresident AJP Abdul Kalamand Pratibha Patilrespectively who hadsuggested someamendments in the

provisions related totelephone interception andconfession made beforepolice officer beingconsidered as evidence incourt. After its passage forthe third time in the stateassembly, the bill is stillpending for clearance fromthe President. The stategovernment has once againprepared a new draft of thebill and rechristened itGujarat Control of Terrorismand Organised Crime(GCTOC) Bill-2015. It hasbeen submitted in theAssembly and will be tabledfor discussion and approvalof the House on March 31.One such contentiousprovision is the admissibilityof evidence collected

through intercepted calls ofthe accused. This provisionempowers the police tointercept calls and admit it asevidence in the court.Justifying the provision, the‘Statement of Objects andReasons’ in the bill states thatit is necessary in thecontemporary day whereorganised criminal syndicatesmake extensive use of wireand oral communication. Itsays that the interception ofsuch communication toobtain evidence is inevitableand an indispensable aid forthe law enforcement. Thestatement provides a detailedjustification on the issue byadding that the existing lawsare inadequate to curb themenace of organised crimes.

The Bill will be tabled fordiscussion and approval ofthe house on March 31, thelast day of ongoing Budgetsession. It further says, “It istherefore, considerednecessary to enact a speciallaw with stringent provisions,including the power tointercept wire, electronic ororal communication.” As perthe clause-14 of the bill,evidence collected through‘interception of wire,electronic or oralcommunication.

Now, six-month maternityleave for anganwadi workers

Sunvilla News, AhmedabadIn a major policyannouncement, th stategovernment has decided togive 180 days or six monthsmaternity leave to theanganwadi workers in thestate. This was announcedby minister of state forwomen and child welfareVasuben Trivedi. Trivediwas replying to the debateon supplementary demandon women and childwelfare in the assembly.The demand was raised byCongress MLA fromViramgam Tejashree Patel.Raising the issue, Patel saidthat as per the July 9, 2010orders, anganwadiworkers were to be given180 days of maternity leave,but in Gujarat it was only135. She called on the firstwoman chief minister,Anandiben Patel, to give180 days of maternity leave.Trivedi, while replying saidthat after consultations, theCM decided to increase

maternity leave to 180days. Earlier, speaking onsupplementary demands,Tejashree Patel took dig atthe former chief ministerand Prime MinisterNarendra Modi, for notbeing able to take effectiveaction in the climate changedepartment. She furtherclaimed that Modi hadpenned a book:'Convenient Action,Gujarat's Response toChallenge of Climate', butdespite being suggestedways to curb climatechange, the Sabarmati riverwas still among the top tenpolluted rivers. She furtherclaimed that the Gujaratgovernment was directedby the high court to form apolicy for cutting of trees,but the government is yet tocome out with the policy.She sought to know fromthe government why it wasforced to deny permissionfor setting up industries inAnkleshwar.

Board exams: Cameras bust 620 cheatsSunvilla News, Ahmedabad

With the examinations forclass X and XII generalstream and those forsemester-4 of class XIIscience stream concluding,a record number of copyingcases — around 620 —have been reported. That'sa historic figure in theboard's annals. However,board officials are yet toscan through the feeds ofeach and every school. Theprocess has begun and theofficials expect that thenumber will grow. Theofficials said that they weresurprised by the numbersparticularly becausecopycat-ensnaring flying

squads dispatched tovarious exam centres hadbeen reduced to just 67from 400-odd in the past.The officials said that thistime a control room was setup to catch copycats; thecontrol room received livefeeds from every examcentre. The cameras atleast made the invigilatorsmore vigilant. The officialssaid that around 50 casesof copying were registeredafter they were pointed outby the control room.Officials said they wereencouraged by the fact thataround 90 cases of the620-odd were registeredby invigilators.